Western appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1885-18??, 1887-07-02
ST. PAUL.
SATURDAY, JULY End, 1887.
WHERE will you spend the Fourth?

w dEhE VIII you SPSiu LIS IOuTIu!
Mr.. AND Mrs. j. d. HALL, of Chicago,
are visiting our city.
Mrs. Cora HENDERSON is summering
at Lake Elmo, Mimi.
Mr.. GEORGE PHILLIPS was visiting
Denver, COL, last week.
LETTER CARRIER JOSEPH J. ALIEN, re-
ceived promotion last week.
Look out for an excursion to Chicago
about Aug. %. Full particulars later.
HOLD yourselves in readiness for q
grand excursion to Chicago in August.
Mr.. GEORGE j. LAMB, of St. Louis,
formerly of Indianapolis, is in the city.
Mr.. w. B. ELLIOTT has purchased the
fine barber shop in the clarendon
Hotel
Mrs. w. A. H1LYARD and daughter
Sadie left last week for an extended trip
to Detroit, Mich.
MEssRs. CHAs, STEWARD and L. w.
Lamb, Of Minnetonka Beech, were in
the city, Tuesday.
The "Fish Fry" at the Baptist church
last Thursday was only slimly attended
but was pleasant affair.
REMEMBER the Masons' entertainment
next Thursday night. Let everybody
be on hand, good time is promised.
MISS IDA MINK left last week for a
visit to her brother IN Detroit, Mich,
thence to Albany, N. Y, to visit sister
for an extended stay.
MEssRs. WILSON & CARPENTER have
opened their elegant Tonsorial Parlors
in the new Globe building.
MISS EDNA Mason, Of Oberlin, Ohio,
who has been teaching school in Owens
boro, KY, is expected in the city Mon
day. She will be the guest of Mrs. w.
H. Clay.
Mr.. j. S. MURRAY who recently was
employed by Laur Bros, has been
elected to membership of the Stone
Cutters Union, and is getting on nicely
IN every respect.
The meeting of the Mite Society OF
Pilgrim Baptist Church, Monday, was
quite pleasant. There was a good at
tendance. The society is destined to be
of great service to the church.
Go TO HILL's Furniture House, No.
403, Jackson street where you will find
full line of Household Goods, Furni-
ture, Carpets, etc, as cheap if not
cheaper than any place in the city. tt
Mr.. PATRICK SMITH, of Pana, Ill. who
was called to the city by the accidental
drowning of his son Schuyler, last week
has returned to his home Mrs. Smith
has remained ard II is probable that
they n.Ay reside here in the future.
Miss MINNIE FAIR, has been reap
pointed as teacher of the Fifth Grade at
Lincoln School, and Miss Bessie Farr as
teacher of the First Grade at Madison
School, for the ensuing school year.
The success these young ladies have at
tanned by their scholastic ability and
sterling worth, should act as strong in
centive to inspire others of our girls,
now attending the schools, to graduate
and become teachers. There are over
tive hundred and fifty teachers in our
public schools, and, as these two are the
only representatives Of our class OF
citizens, it stands to reason that others
would, in Justice, be appointed ifworthy
applicants sought places.
The "Kermes'' given by Mars Lodge
G. U. O, o. F., Tuesday night was 8
grand success in every way. The hal
was crowded with the elite of the city
and all had delightful time. A very
pleasing programme of musical and
literary exercises was carried out az
follows: A solo, "When It's Moonlight
Mrs. F. NJ. Williams; dialogue, "Torr
Dress" Eddie Henry, Hattie Sheppard
Wiley Jefferson, Mabel Elkey; reading
Wreck of the Hesperus,' Miss Oracle
Johnson; solo, "Call me thine own,'
Mrs. J. J. Ford, of Miles City, Mon
dialogue, "The Village Sewing Society,"
Mrs. Thos. Hickman, Mrs. M. Williams
Miss M. st. Clair, Miss Birdie Parker
solo, "Tell Robin I'll be True" Miss
Lizzie Geddy; dialogue, "The Pantaloor
Fight" Misses Blanche and Birdie Par.
ker, Mr.. Chas. Parker; drama, "Un.
fortunate Mr., Brown" Willie Frances
Minnie Seely, Viola Berry, Nellie Girls.
void, Maud Conway, Rena Bradbury
Mamie Dover. The participants in the
exercises performed their several parts
in admirable style and elected great ap.
plause. After the exercises a large
number remained until late hour and
seemingly enjoyed themselves hugely
The leading event Of the week in SO
cial circles was the reception given by
Mrs. T. H. Lyles at her st. Anthony
Hill residence, Wednesday night, inhono1
Of Mr., and Mrs. Patrick Smith, Of Pana
ILL.,, Miss Bertha Grant, Of Chicago, Ill !.
Miss Nellie Banks, of Kansas City, Mo.
Miss Celia Robertson, formerly Of
st. Louis, Mo-, who is in the city tc
spend the summer, and the singers who
assisted in the recent entertainment al
Minneapolis. When the representative
of the WESTERN APPEAL arrived, he
found the elegant parlors of the hostess
thronged and not few enjoying the
cool breeze, promenading on the piazza,
lolling in the hamocks or occupying the
rustic seats under the pavilion on the
lawn. After spending some time in